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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-22
LOVE AND REVENGE.


1.-Two nD.... with
n ~ wholesome damsel who, tits said, did incline
with still lingering tendency to tease the other
were and lihesome both-one mild, the
IUl%3l, bluff;
$z@ And either view him you might
NkS6ZA
Though age through exposure long
rough.
Said Dan, the mild "A hundred skins I'll my
With twenty more hope marry you this year."
And then he squeezed her thought
"And l." said Annie shyy spun
I've dyed them blue and yellow and twenty
They're for paror DEAR she whispered when one
cried INV Ann well DONE"
deep sigh SAM bluff or
Who passing the kitchen had heard
And turned iptoe thence, rage chagrn,
Then mutered low "Be DANCED Dan shall skin,
And as to that hal tis mine let her
Five nights musk trap mornings sprung
With still no victim odorous within hung
The while five dripping skeins of hung
And Daniel M sought his mistress next suspicious sour and grim
This very night I'll make him feel astonishingly SLIM"
Now roguish looks kind
Which she had Sam, she cried, Daniel
Just in pastures which find"
But he replied "Tw there dear took hundred SKINS
And there by snakes 1t is Sam I'll make him feel his SINS
Orthere tonight therel
cold misty moonlight lay upon lonely marsh,
With not sound softly where the waters chilly
As through the clumps of TALL stiff gave
crept wit new trap.
His design and cleverly prepared to quickly snap
And catch the bold neious hand that meddled with
Thus prmed he slyy hid himself behind a "water.w WITCH
And thought 20, Aunt Jemima the thing
Just tall dark figure 1.-THE, leaping
He took his from tuft tuft still sprnging
Twas Sam crossed the moonlight with i
of fire
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-22

misc hi Q v o u Q
black eyes peer
ing around the
G o r n e r from
Grapevine al
ley. The eyes
belonged to .
small boy with
one suspender,
NO sh o es, .
round, freckled
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-22
FOR SCIENCES SAKE.

A Frenchman Spends Three Days ON the
Top Of Mont Blanc.
A French scientific man, M. Vallot, has,
according to all accounts, accomplished Q
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-22

Ss: sS.s waS E. "a s 1n s. is1z S: sss ss
isin excel!ent health. In spiis OF his sighty-
nvs ~ yssS - 2 pssfselly Ssct ~ eonRlsz.
8: !! : =;
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-22

q POAAOo Va 4VO a0yos
Hence, 1t becomes Q
matter of no little Inn
portance that the ice
used for domestic pur-
poses should be gath
cred from q perfectly
U n C o n t q m | n q to d
source. or made from
pure water. Several
instances are ON record
in medical literature
where impure ice pro-
duced disease, although
no epidemic of typhoid
has yet been traced to.
this source.
1t has not yet been
certainly demonstrated
that typhoid fever 10,
personally contagious,
but it is better for
susceptible persons,
namely, those who have
never passed through
an attack, to avoid the
disease If possible.
Like other infectious
diseases, typhoid fever
attacks an individual
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-22
Caricaturins Royalty.

The Sultan Of Turkey has bean having
. good deal of trouble of lata Not long ago
his harem revolted, and his Oriental majesty
has bean annoyed by carioetures which have
appeared In the comic journals of Vienna.
The Sublime Porte has officially requested
half Of the Sultan. and the result & that The
offending editon have promised to Yidiculs no
more the sensitive monarch Of the TuFkish
empire. IseAaaos.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-22

Of this kind, has, thanks to the techni-
cal education given by the Society Of
Decorative Arts, succeeded in produc-
ing copies Of old-time objects which are
the despair of collectors and antiquities.
The connoisseur who pays $4,000, $1,000
or even $4,000 for some ancient vase or
other may some day find in q country
museum cunning reproduction Of
this very thing-the same colora-
tion, the same aged appearance,
the same raised work, every boss throw
ing just such shadows as are in the orig
inal. These effects are produced by the
electrotype process and the use Of gutta-
percha molds, the invention Of an anna
teur, . counselor in the law court Of
Rouen, who may perhaps some day have
to cit In judgment upon . swindler &C.
cused Of using this means to dupe . cred
ulous antiqusry. Al ! write the Society
Of Decorative Arts d holding an exhibi-
ton In the Palace Of Industry. Besides
French productions, the show includes
exhibits from Vienna, Buda-Pesth, the
South Remington Museum at London,
the Brussels Monumental and Industrial
Art Museum, and even the Berlin Mu-
scum. Astheticism prevails over poll
tics. From Berlin have como goblets, rs-
nquaries, and other curiosities, the orig.
inals Of which-in the Luneburg Mu-
seum-sre Of great value. There d .
large jar In silver repousse, dated about
160, with dssign representing Saint
Chriatopher carrying the infant Jesus.
Another, In oliver gilt. commemorates
the "VictoEy Of Protestantism over the
ad-intezim religion Of Augsburg" (l56o-
16oo); from Austria 3 splendid silver
tripod. yepresenting dolphins mounted
by Qppld6 ORlginaI h the npseum 6
yo1nt t@G1k 6 1npe faila for ad0qlate
81: }s:l|ss' - sss;1
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THE THEATRES.
assured.
The Grand.

Large houses greeted Roland Reed
during his engagement at The Grand.
MI. Reed is supported by an excellent
company, every member of which pos
sesses talents peculiarly adapted for
the portrayal Of their respective parts.
A deep vein of humor prevails through.
out every play in MIR. Reeds repertoire.
s'Cheek," which was presented on the
last night of his engagement is q crea-
tion of his own and d,although the prinl-
ciIal role differs but slightly from
many of his other characters, it eYl-
dences. Mr.. Reeds versatility in 9
great measure.
4 6 Michael Strogoff, = the greatest OF
all spectacular dramas filed the house
on the opening night Thursday IT
has not lost anv Of its startling situa-
tions or magnificent stage effects, for
which it is noted.
Next Monday evening the brilliant
young tragedian, Robert Downing,
will appear as Spartacus in the sub.
lime tragedy, 3 :. The Gladiato and
continue during the week, with q grand
Thanksgiving matinse The pness lof
the East says that MI. Downing IS con;
sscteptioa. 81 the chara tt,eriis aIey ation.
and that the mantle Ohm cCu'!lll;, '!ll,
lcash has snIot y, M llI
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Hennepin Avenue Theatre,

ssAlone in London" with Miss Cora
Tanner in the leading role attracted
large audiences at the Hennepin
Avenue Theatre daring the week. The
play abounds with startling situations,
and is Of q high order of merit. Miss
Tanner has made her reputation
in this play and her impersonation Of
the emotional part Which she portray5
stamps her as the equal Of Clara Nor
ris in many respects.
Next week Wilson Il Rankln's min
stre|s, one Of the best known troupes
of Imitation plantation darkies now
travelling, will occupy the Stage at the
Hennepin. That portion of the public
who are hungeung for the wit and
minstrelsy of the colored variety will
then have an opportunity to be filed.
Mr.. Frank j. Mead has been en-
gagged as press agent of this house. His
popularity with all classes OF our cltl-
zens and his capability to fill the posi-
ton will add greatly to the revenue Of
the house.
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sshould ders The sup pport Will be excep
StiOnaily STRONG. .A
The PeoDle's Theatre.

y !. K
The attendance at the People S
Theatre has not fallen off any during
the week. Every seat in the house has
been occupied, and the outbursts OF ap-
plause that characterize each perform
ance is the best evidence that can be
brought forward to prove that the ef--
forts of the management are apprecl-
ated and clearly demonstrates that q
theatre with cheap prices, when rightly
managed. can be made paying invest
nient. 'sThe Chimney Corner" aud
'sToodles'' has been the bill presented
this week and proved a drawing card.
Every character was faithfully and re-
alistically portrayed. Next week will
be gala week at the Peoples with
Sour Boys" an English comedy which
had the longest run on record, having
been produced $500 consecutive nights
in London, as an attraction. There
will be- an extra Thanksgiving mat
inee Thursday. the Gath, in addition to
the regular Tuesday aud Saturday
matinee
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
SPORTING NEWS,

Thunderstorm won the Derby cup
at the London, Eng, Derby meeting.
Wednesday. .
By winning the game of foot ball
played with the Minneapolis Wednes-
day. at Faribault, by a score Of 10 to O.
the Shattuck team secured the, state
cham pionship.
The meeting of the International
Base Ball League, held at Toronto
Wednesday. resulted a split which
grew out Of the distribution of money
IN the treasury. Il.
A seventy our round contest between
Carney and Nc Aulltt was fought We'd
nesday night near Boston. 1t VS. q
desperate battle and the men proved to
be very evenly matched. Decided a
draw.
At the annual meeting Of the North
western league held at Oksosh Wednes--
day,sSecre etary Morton made his fran:
cial report, which was accepted. The
pennantsfoE, 1887 was; awarde edl 0shkosh,
and and alsoI eSpaul ling trophy Ya.lued
at
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MATRIMONIAL.
Hayes-Gcrnlley.

THE marriage Of Miss Ahbie Cios1nley
to Andrew Hayes was the event OF the
week al the church OF St. Anthony
padua. The church was well filed with
friends Of The contracting parties. Sol
emu nuptia! mass was celebrated. the
marriage ceremony being performed by
Rev, Father O'RejllY. The bride was
assisted By Miss Mamie Kennedy and
Maggie Gibhcns, and the groom by
Messrs. ?. +. Rcgan and M. Mcjnerney.
A. reception and wedding breakfast WAS
given at tie home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C;or1nlev, }:2a22 Second street Me- which
WAS attended by about twenty Of the
intimate friends of the happy couple.
Mr. aud Mrs Hayes will reside at 1925
Eighth street ssh.
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Hastings.

Correspondence OF the Irish Standard.
DR.. Ignati.s Donnelly is down fronl
ST. Paul on visit to his parents.
Maggie Keeny was buried about three
weeks ago and her sister is quite sick
now.
MISS B. E. McNulty, OF Minneapolis,
is here on visit with her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Clark
The two younger sons OF Patrick
Collins have been very sick with scarlet
fever. but now are getting better.
VIM. r. Todd, OF this city. has been
appointed comptroller of South St
Paul in place Of J. P. Crowley, re-
signed.
Patrick Kenny, OF Denmark. was sent
to the insane asylum at Rochester lest
week aud died there on Saturday. The
body arrived here on Monday on the
one o'clock train, and was taken to the
Church of the Guardian Angel, the Rev
j. T. Dolphin officiating. G. S.
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Ohippewa Falls.

Correspondence of Ihe Irish Standard.
The following are the officers Of Di-
vision No. i, A. O. H., organized a
short time since:
President. j. A. Morris; Vice Presi-
dent, J. A. Anderson; Recording Sec
retary, NJ. n. Conwell; Financial Secre-
tary, Richard Thornton; Treasurer, 3.
F. Dunnigan; County Delegate,
Stephen Cuddy; Marshal, James sulli-
van. The division meets ON the second
and third Sunday afternoon Of each
month.
A movement is on foot to organize
Division of the a. o. 81. at Eau
Claire, which. it is hoped will prove
successful. Eau Claire has a large
Irish population, but they don t seem te
be imbued with the same spirit OF pa
triotism which characterizes their Irish
neighbors in this city M. n. Q.
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De Graf, MINI,

Special Correspondence of the Irish Standard.
A grand festival and fair for the bene-
fit Of the Church Of ST. Bridget will be
held at De Graf. MINI. on Tuesday.
"Wednesday and Thursday Of Thanks
giving week The pastor, Rev. Joseph
A. Fitzgerald, is making vigorous
effort to remove the burden Of debt nm
der which the parish IS struggling and
it's to be hoped that be will meet with
the snccess which, be deserves, through
the active Go peratiop off. All having At
heart The nterest ,off God's Holy
SOhprch treat iinterestfis being taken
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Saltwater News.

Correspondence ct The Irish Standard.
The K York Club gave it's first recep.
tion and ball ia Opera House Hall on
Friday evening, November IL. Il was
we'll attended by the members of the
club and proved grand success.
The wedding of Mr.. John =. Quinn,
Of Minneapolis, to Miss Mary j. Cog
gin, popular young lady Of this city,
is announced to occur at st. Michae}is
Church. Wednesday, November 2S.
Mr. James Lynch and Miss Nellie
Burroughs We're married at St. Mi
chael's church on Tuesday morning.
The young couple are very popular
with their many friends, who extend to
them their hearty congratulations.
They will reside in Oakwood.
a syndicate of Saltwater lumhermen,
headed by James s. O'Briela and 10.
seph G. O'Gorman, have purchased
10000 acres Of pine lands in Mime
sofa from the Northern Pacific Railroad
company. The amount Of the pur-
chase price is said to be over ST 900, 600.
5TJ,,dge McCluer, Of the District Court.
has signed the order confirming the
sale of the plant Of the Northwestern
Manufacturing and Car company
winch sale was made by referee Willis
tou, October 27, to the Minnesota
Thresher company. January l, 1888, is
The date fixed by the order when the
final p:lyn ent must be made.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
Sweeney~-Moore.

.rhe marriage Of Miss Ella 6. Sween-
ey to '4'honas Moore was solenniZed
1.-the Church of Our LADY of !lourdes
last Tuesday eYa0ing at seven o'clock,
by Rey. Father ])agnault. The church
was handsonely decorated with flowers
and the interior of the sacred ediice
shone with unusual briiliancy. Miss
Mae Sweeney, sister OF the bride, ottici-
ssse,. as bridesmaid while Smith Hall,
of the Globe, performed the duties of
groo1nsman After the ceremony the
bridal party with a number Of friends
repaired to the future home Of Mi.
and Mrs Moore, NO. 50 Eastman aven.
ue, where the remainder of the evening
was enjoyably passed.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19

i.inSthe lottery Of six valuable building
lots located il The village also in the
lottery Of q valuable blooded colt, the
latter being the gift Of Mr.. John Ho-
gan Of De Graf. Mr. Thomas Fogarty.
of Murdock, has donated a beautiful
3lady's cloak to be voted TO the most
popular lady in the parish. The names
of the winners in the lotteries are to be
published in THE IRISH STANDARD and
other papers
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
GENERA 4 BOR N L ] OlTES.
A syndicate OF capitalists will erect a
large blast furnace at Duluth under
the management Of a Philad elphian.

Gl6 management OF q Fhl1aQelpnlan.
"A Virginia zinc mine company is
working an eight foot zinc vein Of un-
known depth at a profit of $12 per ton.
x Massachusetts shovel manufac-
tory has been removed to Terre Haute,
Ind, where 1t wilIturn out $50 dozen
shovels per day.
A mechanic Of New York is said to
be trying to get Pittsburgers to take
hold of a scheme to build steamboats,
that will run q mile a minute.
Throughout the potteries east and
west there is a development Of talent
and finer work is being produced, al
though as yet the market for it is very
limited.
John l.. Bancroft and Seth Van Al
len, two striking printers tf Chicago,
who it is alleged, have been active in
inducing rat printers to leave the
employ Of Poole Bros, 30s Dearborn
street, were arrested Thursday on COM
plaint Of that firm charged with con-
spiracy, resulting i'll tue injury to their
business. The men were placed under
$1,000 bonds to appear next Tuesday
for trial. 1t will DE q test case. The
law bearing upon this and all similar
cases was passed at the last session Of
the state legislature and has been the
topic for denunciation by every trades
union in Illinois.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
The Death Of an Irish Canadian.

MANY Canadians who came from the
Ottawa Valley will regret 10 learn OF
the death OF Edward Murray, who died
at his fathers home in Franktown,
Ont, Saturday. November 5th. The
deceased held the responsible position
of roadmaster of the old Canada Cen
trail Railway, now an eastern division
of the Canada Pacific. He secured his
position by honesty, integrity and in
dustry. and was eminently fitted for
the work be was called upon to per-
form. A few gears ago lll-health com :
PEELED him to resign, and now that
death has overtaken him his demise
will be deeply regretted by his many
friends. who have not forgotten. him,
although far away.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
JITY BRIEFS,

Maggie Sullivan WIS recommitted 10
the insane asylum "Wednesday morning.
Daniel Davids, yardman, was fined
SIG for leaving a train on all East side
crossing.
Mayor lAmps, accompanied by Col. G.
r. Hill, have gone OF hunting trip to
Delano.
The jury in the Sherin VS.. Bracket
suit reported Wednesday afternoon
that they were unable to agree.
Tnrnquist Bros, Will build q three
story brick and stone store building Oh
9Th street, between Hennepin and Mic
ollet, at a cost OF SIS 600.
"A fair for the benefit Of st Clotilde
church of North Minneapolis has been
in progress at Market Hall during tn
past week. 1t has been great success
The Hibernian Rifles, presented ali
almost solid body, when PHOTOGRAPHERS
Sunday November 9Th. Pictures OF the
company are in great demand and can
only be had at liberal premium.
James and Hugh Mackey, the sons OF
John Mackey. who was killed in the st.
Anthony elevator, have received $S75
frorn the company. G. ID. Holt has
been made their guardian.
The Fickers, father ani son, who
were arrested early in the week, charged
with knowing something about the
death Of DR.. Brown, at Fridley, have
been. discharged from custody.
Mr. G.. Fitzgerald is the authorized
agent of THE IRISH STANDARD in st.
Crolx County, Wis. AL names OF sub.
srcribers sent us through the above
named gentleman will receive prompt
attention.
Miss Ellen Nolan, Of 7th street Sc,
while crossing Hennepin avenue on
Third street, Tuesday night. was rnn
down by reckless driver and quite
seriously injured. The driver will be
arrested.
Pat Delaney, who left here several
weeks ago to work on the |. Y. y n.
railroad at Maiden. ILL.,, received in
;uries November 2, from which he died
last Saturday. The remains were
hurled in Maiden.
A man named Pearl is said to have
yictimized several Minneapolitans out
of small sums Of money. He collected
81 from unsuspecting people under
promise of enlarging pictures for them.
He is said to have collected quite large
sum.
Sssserim Barrett, well. and unfavorably
known in police circles, has been ar
rested and indicted for highway rob
berry. It is believed that Barrett knows
more than good man should about
the murder of Tollefson, the street car
driver. a.
At a late meeting of Division No. 2
Ancient Order of Hibernians q res s'lu-
ton was passed authorizing the chair
man ..of the sick committee TO have a Y 6
published in The IRISH sSTANDARDth the
name and address OF any member sick.
This Isl move IN the right direction n.4
Ed ward Eagan died at his home cor
ner Fourth street and Thirteenth aven: N
ue south, Thursday last, from injuries z l1
received some months ago. Deceased
was = member Of Division n @
H ant tlheir auspices the fnner,,
|alsWiill behold to:mo GROW unld9la@y q g
RosaI hnrch ], 4 q, q
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M;anaapolis Produce.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. ii.
WHEAv-No. hard was steady closing at
TSll cash, 7iAs December.
M, l northern 71% bid for cash.
CoRN-Light sales; 38@40c, according to con-
dition.
Minneapolis patents, in sacks. to local
dealers. s. 1904 25; FOR shipment in sacks, car
at New England points s. 35@4 s5; at New York
points, S4754l4 s.: rye -four, pure, nominal, at
$l75@2 per 1G1 Il s ,n and q tnGkTheat, sso per DBL
SI1oRTs--Eulk. S11 so
OATs-N,E 2 white selling at 2sc on track
The range OF sample sales is from 22@2lc OF.
RYE-Nonlinal at 45650c for Nos and 8.
BAnLEY-Quiet at from 35@5oc tor Nos 2 and 3
by sample. ,oao..
extra firsts. IaGS2lc; dairy, fancy. 1s@19c dairy
seconds, 11@13c; dairy, thirds, 1o@11c; packing
took, 8@l0c: grease. A@5c
Eaas-StrictlJ fresh, lac. :,
CHEEsE-Eancy full cream, 11t913c; fine full
cream, 10@llc; part aai1ns. e@9c-
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
NORTHWESTERN NOTES..
MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
a natural gas cOm pany with $50, 900
capital has been organized at Still
water.
The Hastings tobogsap club has or
ganjzed for the winter with Is. S. Fol
let. president.
John Ratz. ST., aged Is, one Of the
we'll known citizens OF. Rec Wing, died
Wednesday night.
The Alexanandrla Manufacturing
Company has turned out 1000 sleds
during the sumner.
The body Of Geo. Bell, drowned at
Lake VernlilIion, Oct. 1st, was re-
covered Wednesday.
DAKOTA.
Several practical coal miners have ar.
rived at Huron and will go to work at
once upon mine near that city
Chas. prell, a Missouri river deck
hand, committed suicide at Bismarck
Wednesday. He ehad been drinking
Grand Forks will petition congress
for leave to construct two iron bridges
across tne Red river and also to bond
the city for. $50, ,00C to build the same.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


John B. Pewters, retail liquor dealer,
L. East Seventh street, st. Paul.
Latest fall and winter styles in mil
}inery at Mrs. j, A. McCarthy's, 244
Nicollet avenue.
If YOU want first class coal and wood
call OH john Norton, room IL, Temple
Court. Telephone 314-2.
G. l.. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick s speciality. 725 Uni
versity avenue northeast.
Buy your wood sud coal OF the Penn-
sylvaniA Fuel Company. M, w. Nash,
President; Z. FL. Gibbons, Manager.
Office. 22l Hennepin avenue, corner
yTasllingt " and Hennep1n avenues.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
THE WORLD A LARGE,

NATIONAL fine hog breeders associa-
tion in session at Chicago.
M. Wilson's testimany ia the Catfarel
scandal has been proven false.
The forest fires in the vicinity of Lit
tie Rock Ark, are still raging.
Ore shipments from Lake Superior
ports show decrease for past week.
The National Grange is in session at
Lansing. Mict., with nearly every state
represented.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
Do,l,ts Put Il Off Till Tomorrow

Fire insurance at the cheapest rates
in Minneapolis. First class companies.
rs your household furniture jnsured?
r. w. McGrath, Room II, Temple
TOi7rE.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
For THANKSGIVING Eve,

"Fieidlng Manor" is the title OF u
play to be produced by the Crusaders
OF the East Division at East Side Turner
hall, on Thanksgiving eve. The fol-
lowing ia the
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
CAST OF CHARACTERS:

lowing ia the
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Nuthhert Fielding. ......,..... Hugh Sherry
Cyril Garland. ..........; g. 8 kilrt'a
General Stanley ey..............,. Edward Shannon
Andrew .................... Lynott
Edith Fielding observation-disclosures. Miss Anna Haaley
Anna Chauncey y..............Mis Miss b. Flynn
Rebecca Stanley Miss Maggie Toomey
Eucenia Maitland nC......... Miss Agnes White
Margt,retts Maitland Miss Kate Lyons
IadS Ogden ..................Mi Miss Rosa Hoy
To be followed by a laughable farce in
one act, entitled, THAT Rascal Fat Ii
the reheaysals that have taken place
during the week are any Indication as to
the capability of the company to present
the above named plays success is already
assured.